A pale pink square miracle-berry tablet beside a branch of red miracle berries on soft linen.
House of Sumayya
House of Sumayya

IIIThe House

The House Tablet.

One small square. One hour of awakening.

The Awakening

The House Tablet is a miracle berry — Synsepalum dulcificum — a small West African fruit. Set on the tongue, it awakens the palate for about an hour. Ours are grown in Ghana and pressed gently into a soft pink square, scored down the middle.

A fine-line gold outline of West Africa with a small gold star marking Ghana.

Grown in Ghana

The Ritual

Place one tablet on the tongue and let it dissolve — no chewing, no rush. Read your tasting card while it settles. When it is gone, pour a slender flute of Crimson Allure or Opaline Mirage, and let the ritual unfold across the next several minutes.

The elixir stays exactly itself; the House opens quietly around it. As the minutes pass, you may notice new notes surface — the gates giving way, one at a time. Discovery, not demonstration.

The House, opening

Closed

Slightly Open

Half Open

Fully Open

Personal, or shared

Each bottle is ten ounces — meant to be personal, or shared with one. A slow awakening for the evening alone, or a small pour for someone across the table.

Continue Through the House

The Collections